And sometimes you get morons in the farking government who use their powers to restrict minority rights. See all the noise about, yes, gay marriage from no less that our Fuckwit-in-Chief[1] and his social-conservative buddies in Congress. Further in the past, laws to restrict rights of blacks and to prevent inter-racial marriages.
If social conservatives and authoritarians want to abuse their powers, it's only a bit harder to do it in a republic vs. mob rule.
[1] I'm not aware of a word or phrase strong enough for what he &co. actually/are/, so I have to rely on mere approximations like that. Suggestions gladly accepted.
Yes, and there are no more militias, outside of survivalists and the like.
There's the National Guard, which is what the state militias officially became. But now they're effectively under the control of the federal government, since they're being sent to Iraq, and are basically just another government armed service.
I don't want to say that we're screwed if that interpretation of the 2nd Amendment gains sway, but...
There's a hardware way that's been around for ages as well. x86 chips since at least the P3 have been able to address 36 GB of RAM, essentially by paging. If XP can't see 8 GB, that's a software limitation.
When he tried to inject his huge whanger A young man aroused his girl's anger.
As they strove in the dark
She was heard to remark, "What you need is a zeppelin hangar."
I take it you don't have a USB stick and your other machine doesn't have a CD burner. Those are the trivial ways to transport drivers between machines.
It's not efficient, is it? It wasn't in the 1940s when Germany was producing ersatz low-quality oils and fuel from coal.
Then there's the environmental impact of coal strip-mining. Even deep mines will have problems with sinkholes and where to put the tailings. The stuff's awful when burned, much dirtier than even diesel fuel, unless you gasify it first.
That doesn't help. WSUS does two things: reduce your site's bandwidth usage (since you've got a local mirror) and let you control which patches are installed on client boxen, including on a per-box or per-group basis.
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Computer users aren't as bad as audiophools.
Yet.
However, the amendment does say a well-regulated militia, and an unorganized militia may not be considered well-regulated by a court.
And sometimes you get morons in the farking government who use their powers to restrict minority rights. See all the noise about, yes, gay marriage from no less that our Fuckwit-in-Chief[1] and his social-conservative buddies in Congress. Further in the past, laws to restrict rights of blacks and to prevent inter-racial marriages.
/are/, so I have to rely on mere approximations like that. Suggestions gladly accepted.
If social conservatives and authoritarians want to abuse their powers, it's only a bit harder to do it in a republic vs. mob rule.
[1] I'm not aware of a word or phrase strong enough for what he &co. actually
Yes, and there are no more militias, outside of survivalists and the like.
There's the National Guard, which is what the state militias officially became. But now they're effectively under the control of the federal government, since they're being sent to Iraq, and are basically just another government armed service.
I don't want to say that we're screwed if that interpretation of the 2nd Amendment gains sway, but...
There's a hardware way that's been around for ages as well. x86 chips since at least the P3 have been able to address 36 GB of RAM, essentially by paging. If XP can't see 8 GB, that's a software limitation.
Yes. I updated my laptop to Feisty a couple days ago and it's worked flawlessly, likewise on my home box and my work PC.
.slrnrc, but that was easily fixed.
The only issue I noticed was that Ubuntu's version of slrn has removed some unneeded commands from
Name your distro release "Mal-2" or "Omar Ravenhurst", and I might have a look at it.
You're pretty young, then? Early twenties?
PHBs.
A famous example of a court's order going unenforced is the US Supreme Court case Worcester v. Georgia.
But what?
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OK, show your research proving this. You have research, don't you?
In their cases, that was because they were large games that required lots of ROM, and ROM was expensive.
You want Ubuntu 6.06.1 server. Stable, gets only bugfixes, you can buy support, and will be supported for IIRC 5 years after release.
Your criticisms are more valid for desktop releases like 6.10.
I take it you don't have a USB stick and your other machine doesn't have a CD burner. Those are the trivial ways to transport drivers between machines.
Don't forget to pay your $399 licensing fee, you cock-smoking teabaggers.
Better not. Do you have any idea what disease(s) you might get?
You could get a Beowulf cluster of viruses.
It's not efficient, is it? It wasn't in the 1940s when Germany was producing ersatz low-quality oils and fuel from coal.
Then there's the environmental impact of coal strip-mining. Even deep mines will have problems with sinkholes and where to put the tailings. The stuff's awful when burned, much dirtier than even diesel fuel, unless you gasify it first.
That doesn't help. WSUS does two things: reduce your site's bandwidth usage (since you've got a local mirror) and let you control which patches are installed on client boxen, including on a per-box or per-group basis.
O RLY? What patches install the security center, improved firewall, and IE6 SP2 in Windows XP SP1?
I'm waiting for some wit to post links to ZoneAlarm and the like.
Squirt shurikens from /where/?
For some languages, like Arabic, there is no one standard for romanization. A trivial example is Qu'ran/Koran.
You haven't banned him because...?